Soft vs. hard side TC
Have been thinking I would be happy in a TC. I now have a small jayco pup and am thinking of doing more boondocking. My wife no longer camps with me, and I camp to bird hunt and trout fish. I would no...
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trailgranny50 wrote:
Since I'm the Admiral here I voted and pushed for the TC over the larger units for access to smaller areas and no big trailer to tow. Do kinda miss being able to drop unit, we're in the dark ages is manual crank jacks, so once attached it's in there for the trip and the dually wouldn't be all that nimble off road anyway, camper or no. At our age now our time on this earth is on the shorter side so I wanted to spend as much time doing things together before one or the other of us is gone. If that means fishing together, hunting, traveling and seeing sights or visiting family we'll be doing it together as long as we're able. When we can't climb into the cab over bed there's the dinette. After 47 years this year as a pair I can't imagine enjoying not doing things together even if it's not always what I want to do or he wants to do. We take turns at who gets their way. I'd rather always go horse camping with a little fishing on the side, he's more fishing and absolutely doesn't ride horses or bike. It's a trade off but at least we still go....... together.
trailgranny you're a wonder. I love your style. DW and I are also best friends. We like people okay, but were more comfortable just us.
Not everyone is like that though. Many relationships require each to have their own friends and interests, and RV size is just one more difference. Relationships are compromises.
I hope the OP can get his little camper. It sound like a relatively inexpensive pop-up for single trips is the answer. You can easily use a pop-up at places like Walmart, we did many times.
